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- KumoDragon replied May 11, 2011
Thanks guys! Hope everyone that traded had a good day. Sorry to hear that you aren't feeling well eelfranz. My prayers go out to you.
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- KumoDragon replied May 11, 2011
eelfranz (or anyone that knows his answer) I have question. I think you answered this already but I've been digging and I can't find it. I noticed that the angle of the green TDI on a cross seems to change somewhat when zooming in and out. So, when ...
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- KumoDragon replied May 11, 2011
That is true, but it's still better to wait until after the news IMO, by at least a half an hour. IME, you never know just how big a spike can be, sometimes the spikes make absolutely no sense, then you find out there was additional news or some ...
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- KumoDragon replied May 11, 2011
Most of the time I am yes. As when a trade is on I'm more concerned with trade management and locking in pips as it goes, rather than pointing out my entry. If you see an actual entry printed at the proper time, what does it matter anyway?
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- KumoDragon commented May 11, 2011
There is professional gambling and hobby (hope and prey gambling) Profession gamblers play games where they can control the odds and be strategic. Like craps or blackjack. And how would you know who does and doesn't play slot machines, LOL. There is ...
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- KumoDragon replied May 11, 2011
Even on 4H time frame don't place a trade during RED news, IMO. Remember price doesn't know time frames. The time frames are just fractals of the same price. Price is price regardless of the time frame.
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- KumoDragon replied May 11, 2011
LOL, ya that's the problem with trading. When everything works as planned for winning trades, it makes it seem too easy. Main thing is not to lose your head and think it will be that way every time. How you manage the losers will make the difference. ...
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- KumoDragon replied May 11, 2011
I avoid placing trades right before and a half an hour after red news on FF. No matter the time frame. Often news comes in for the USD 7-7:30. If I have a set up at 7, and it still looks good after the news I'd consider entering. The problem with ...
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- KumoDragon commented May 11, 2011
Ok lol, now you are just using confusing examples. Lets get back to the basic definition of gambling. "Betting on an uncertain outcome." To use your example is a more understandable format. 1.I want to start a business selling ice because I see a ...
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- KumoDragon commented May 11, 2011
[quote=KumoDragon;4611310] You dont have a clue what you are talking about. Professional gamblers do use edges. And yes, card counting is part of gambling/card playing professionally, if you see x of a certain card on the table you know there can ...
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- KumoDragon commented May 11, 2011
You dont have a clue what you are talking about. Professional gamblers do use edges. And yes, card counting is part of gambling/card playing professionally, if you see x of a certain card on the table you know there can only be so many more of it. ...
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- KumoDragon commented May 11, 2011
LOL, so majority is automatically correct LOL. You and probably the rest will join the 95% that fail at trading. That is the majority you are part of. P.S. You didn't bother me one bit.
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- KumoDragon commented May 11, 2011
It's not, "my defintion" it is the official definition of the word gambling. Have fun being an utter failure at trading because if you don't understand this you dont understand the most basic natures of trading.
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- KumoDragon commented May 11, 2011
YES! Trading is gambling. If you don't accept that or understand that you shouldn't be trading. Gambling is betting on an uncertain outcome. Even if you have an edge that has a very high win % the outcome is still uncertain. Hence by the very very ...
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- KumoDragon replied May 11, 2011
Tottally agree. I've been all over FF and other forums looking at different methods. I didn't give up on indicator methods because I am visual and price action driven. Myself I dont like staring and candles and judging price action just on pin bars ...
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- KumoDragon replied May 11, 2011
Currently up +123 pips on the EU, with pips locked in, hoping it keeps dropping. I'd post charts, but busy watching it and locking in profits. Went live this morning with $2.00 per pip. As I've practiced with this for the past couple of weeks and ...
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- KumoDragon replied May 10, 2011
It's hard to tell from the pic as some of the average candles tops line up at the same place. If you entered on the third or the 4th (last candle printed) you entered way to late. If you entered on the 2nd candle and it just happened to line up with ...
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- KumoDragon replied May 10, 2011
Wow 30% risk. That's great if you can be consistent without tanking. I have to ask how long have you been trading at that level of risk? The reason I ask is that I've personally tanked about 5 accounts now and every single account tank had the same ...
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- KumoDragon replied May 9, 2011
My EU and GU H1 trades from this morning may turn into 4H trades if there is a cross at the next 4H candles. Currently up about +50 on both. Got out of both H1 trades as TDI was going flat or even curving up. +50 between the two. Stayed a little too ...
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- KumoDragon replied May 9, 2011
Ya, it's judgment at the flat TDI. Myself if I'm down a little I'll just get out. If I'm up a little i'll set SL to either BE or some pips postive. If I'm up a decent amount I lock in pips behind resistance and round numbers or my initial risk if ...
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